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John Ramage

Irish American artist (1748-1802)

Born in Dublin. Died in Montreal.

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A life in paintings

Born 174820 dated paintingsDied 1802

22 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Officer in a Red Coat
    Officer in a Red Coat
    John Ramage
    1740–1810 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Major Greene, B.A.
    Major Greene, B.A.
    John Ramage
    c. 1777 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    John Ramage
    c. 1780 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Gilbert Van Cortlandt
    Gilbert Van Cortlandt
    John Ramage
    c. 1785 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Governor George Clinton
    Governor George Clinton
    John Ramage
    c. 1785 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • John Maunsell
    John Maunsell
    John Ramage
    c. 1785 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Thomas Witter
    Thomas Witter
    John Ramage
    c. 1786 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mrs. William Few (Catherine Nicholson)
    Mrs. William Few (Catherine Nicholson)
    John Ramage
    1787 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • William Few
    William Few
    John Ramage
    c. 1787 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • James Bleecker
    James Bleecker
    John Ramage
    c. 1788 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Mrs. James Bleecker (Elizabeth Garland Bache)
    Mrs. James Bleecker (Elizabeth Garland Bache)
    John Ramage
    c. 1788 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • George Washington
    George Washington
    John Ramage
    c. 1789 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Col. Josiah Parker
    Col. Josiah Parker
    John Ramage
    c. 1789 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Gulian Ludlow
    Gulian Ludlow
    John Ramage
    c. 1790 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    John Ramage
    c. 1790 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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